The Campaign to Keep Guns Off Campus Inc.

“Changes were made to the bylaws as follows: - previously directors could be elected to any number of consecutive terms, but now no director shall serve more than 4 consecutive full 3-year terms unless he/she has had an intervening year in which he/she was not a director. - in addition to the directors elected as above, the board may create the role of an ex officio member of the board, who shall not have the right to vote nor count toward a quorum. The provisions herein regarding election of directors, length of term and term limits, if any, shall not apply to ex officio directors, each of whom shall continue in office so long as, but no longer than, (s)he holds the office from which ex officio status derives. - resignations must now be delivered to the chair or the secretary instead of the corporation or president. - removal from the board now must be approved by a majority vote instead of 2/3rds majority - annual meeting can now be held at such time and place as fixed by the board, previously it was designated to be in may. - executive committee and finance committees are no longer specified within the bylaws.”

“The form 990 will be reviewed by the executive director and board treasurer.”

“Prior to his/her election to the board or employment at the corporation, and for each year of service thereafter, each director, officer, and key person shall sign and submit to the secretary of the corporation a completed potential conflict of interest disclosure statement, substantially in the form attached hereto as exhibit b (each, a "disclosure statement", and collectively, the "disclosure statements"), whereby such person discloses in writing, among other things: a. Any entity of which such person or a relative of such person is an officer, director, trustee, member, owner (either as a sole proprietor or a partner), or employee and with which the corporation has a relationship; b. Any financial interest such person or a relative of such person may have in any corporation, organization, partnership, or other entity which provides goods or services to the corporation for a fee or other compensation; and c. Any position or other material relationship such person or a relative of such person may have with any not-for-profit corporation with which the corporation has a business relationship. A copy of each completed disclosure statement shall be kept in the corporation's files and made available to any director, officer, or currently employed key person upon request. The secretary also shall provide a copy of all completed disclosure statements to the chair of the corporation's audit committee or, if there is no such committee, to the chair of the board. If at any time during his or her term of service, a director, officer, or key person acquires any financial interest, or when any matter for decision or approval comes before the board in which a related party has a financial interest, that financial interest or potential related party transaction must be promptly disclosed in writing to each member of the board, or an authorized committee thereof, together with all material facts. Failure to disclose to the board, or an authorized committee thereof, a known financial interest, a known related party transaction, or a known conflict of interest may be grounds for removal from the board or termination from the corporation.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available upon request.”

“Professional fees: program service expenses 12,494. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 12,494. Independent contractors: program service expenses 21,605. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 21,605. Merchant processing fees: program service expenses 127. Management and general expenses 25. Fundraising expenses 17. Total expenses 169. Payroll processing fees: program service expenses 1,349. Management and general expenses 270. Fundraising expenses 179. Total expenses 1,798.”